Free Location QR Code Generator

Turn GPS coordinates into a QR code that opens the phone's maps app at exactly the right spot — ideal for entrances, sites and venues.

Location QR code

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Point people at an exact spot on the map

Enter latitude and longitude and the builder encodes a standard geo: location. Scanning drops a pin at those coordinates in the visitor's maps app, ready for turn-by-turn directions.

Coordinates beat a written address whenever the destination is hard to describe — a field entrance, a loading bay, a trailhead, a stall inside a large venue or a site under construction.

How to create a location QR code

  1. 1Copy the coordinates from your maps app for the precise spot, not just the building.
  2. 2Paste latitude into the first field and longitude into the second.
  3. 3Scan the preview and confirm the pin lands where you expect.
  4. 4Download the SVG for signage or the PNG for invitations and digital use.

Where a geo QR code helps

  • Deliveries

    Loading bays and side entrances couriers keep missing.

  • Events

    Festival gates, parking fields and marquee locations.

  • Property viewings

    Plots and new builds without a postal address yet.

  • Outdoor recreation

    Trailheads, launch points and campsite pitches.

  • Construction sites

    Site access points for contractors and inspections.

  • Invitations

    Wedding and party venues that maps searches get wrong.

Frequently asked questions

How do I find my latitude and longitude?
In Google Maps, right-click the exact spot on desktop, or long-press it on mobile, and the coordinates appear ready to copy. Paste latitude in the first field and longitude in the second.
Which app opens when someone scans it?
The device's default maps app handles the geo: payload — usually Google Maps on Android and Apple Maps on iPhone.
Can I encode a business listing instead of coordinates?
Yes, and it is often better for shops: copy your Google Maps place link and build a URL QR code from it so the scan shows reviews, hours and directions.
How precise are the coordinates?
Five decimal places is roughly a metre, which is plenty. Precision matters most for entrances, gates and sites without a street address.

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